The phrase "actively competitive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or environment where individuals or entities are vigorously striving to outperform each other.
Example: "In the tech industry, companies must remain actively competitive to keep up with rapid advancements and consumer demands."
Alternatives: "fiercely competitive" or "vigorously competitive".
I'm not actively competitive for any thing, so it's not like "I want what that person's got", but I think it's a very tribal, animalistic kind of behaviour.
The hierarchical NST-Ni electrode was used to develop a sensitive and selective sensor over a wide range of glucose concentrations among actively competitive ions, chemical species and molecular agents, and multi-cyclic sensing assays.
The couple participated actively in competitive skeet shooting.
General Electric has actively pursued competitive advantage through its climate policies.
In particular, the development of specifically designed carbon fibre sports prostheses now allows lower-limb amputees to actively participate in competitive sports.
Judicial oversight under the Sherman Act would seem destined to distort investment and lead to a new layer of interminable litigation, atop the variety of litigation routes already available to and actively pursued by competitive LECs.
And he wants professors actively involved in the new competitive high school that the city is opening on York's campus next month.
Specifically, the higher the degree of digitization, the more the firm creates competitive advantage by actively shaping the digital environment.
Based on the network-centric view, the firms may achieve competitive advantage by actively shaping the digital environment (i.e. applying a logic of effectuation) and by value co-creating of the interconnected firms in the digital environment.
It said the job cuts were "designed to ensure we remain competitive as we actively pursue a number of opportunities for other products and services, both in the UK and internationally".
Quantifying my sleep is now fun, game-like and competitive, as I actively seek the perfect eight hours versus the friends I follow.
